Uber Health

Care for care coordinators starts here. Among the many responsibilities of care coordinators, patient transportation is one of the biggest sources of friction—with missed appointments leading to rescheduling, more documentation, and even frustrated patients and providers. Coordinating patient transportation shouldn’t be a constant source of stress, and with Uber Health, it doesn’t have to be. Get actionable insights to beat burnout, save time, and improve the patient experience: https://ubr.to/4uuEPrp

Did you know missed visits cost this much? Making healthcare appointments accessible for patients means reducing costs and improving operational efficiencies for organizations. Seamless care starts with how they get there.

Flexibility, now on-demand. Uber Health Partnerships Associate, Swikriti D. shares how adopting our rider self-booking feature can reduce administrative burden for coordinators, while scaling independence and health outcomes for patients and self-directed members.

Improving health outcomes starts with connecting people to care, and transportation is a huge part of that. With Uber Health—it’s packaged in a centralized, easy-to-use dashboard. Learn how Uber Health facilitates seamless care. https://bit.ly/3RknJuO

On the path to recovery, transportation helps fuel success. South Shore Peer Recovery helps people find stability, connection, and hope in their recovery from addiction. A key part of that support is access to recovery coaching, support groups, skill-building programs, and community spaces—made possible through free transportation managed by staff. After introducing Uber Health, their transportation program was transformed: 🔹340 rides provided through Uber Health in 2025 🔹75% reduction in transportation costs (compared to leasing a van) Now, South Shore Peer Recovery can scale its access to care when people need support the most. https://bit.ly/42JmLOk

Earlier this week, we hosted our first-ever I/DD Summit at our Mission Bay headquarters in San Francisco, bringing together leadership from 12 regional centers across California. Together, we explored how rideshare can help address transportation barriers and expand access to care for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Thank you to Cambrian Financial Management Services for sharing the impact your clients have experienced using Uber Health—and to Inland Regional Center for highlighting the importance of rideshare and the challenges it can solve for. We’re looking forward to continuing the conversation on how rideshare can support the I/DD community to scale independence and modernize non-medical transportation.

Did you know that 1 in 5 US patients miss necessary medical care—whether it’s appointments or prescription pick-ups—due to a lack of transportation? Uber Health aims to improve the delivery of care by connecting people to the goods and services they need to stay healthy. In a way, it’s just what the doctor ordered. 😉

Advancing care starts by removing friction. Uber Health is heading to the Spring IDN Summit & Reverse Expo to discuss how leaders in care can use transportation to remove roadblocks. We hope to see you there!

As people get older, transportation is more than a ride—it’s a lifeline. Join Uber Health’s Global Head of Growth and Operations, Cory Warner, and Growing Bolder’s Founder and CEO, Marc Middleton, at American Society on Aging’s On Aging 2026 as they reveal how technology and benefits are transforming the aging journey, helping adults stay connected and empowered. Catch the session on April 23 at 10:30 AM CT to drive independence. https://lnkd.in/gb_YpUjU

Healthcare just got even more accessible. The launch of our rider self-booking feature is an industry-first, enabling riders to book organization-funded and in-policy trips directly in the Uber app. Learn how self-booking boosts care continuity and empowerment for riders: https://bit.ly/4bIMb2J